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The Aug. 22 edition of Greasy Tracks will feature an interview with Russ Anixter who discusses What Next?, the just-released album by The Hippie Big Band, his 11-piece ensemble. The program airs 2:30-5:30 p.m. and streams here . Recorded during a two-day session this past February at The Bunker Studios in Brooklyn, NY., Anixter and his … Continue reading "Russ Anixter Talks ‘What Next?’ Saturday"
The July 19 edition of Strictly Roots featured an in-studio interview with members of the New Haven-based punk/reggae band Solgyres. If you missed it, here’s the archive, while a playlist is here. Formed in 2020, the now 10-piece band released their self-titled debut album in 2024. The 14-track effort included an appearance by G. Love of G. Love & Special … Continue reading "Solgyres In Studio"
Dean Farrell recently did a two-part chronology of vintage rhythm and blues, the music that gave birth to rock ‘n’ roll. The timeline begins in 1945 and ends in the early 1960s. If you missed it, click here to listen to Part 1, while Part 2 is here.
Remember when the “M” in MTV stood for “music” and not “morons?” A special edition of the Soul Express with Dean Farrell on June 3 featured nothing but 1980s New Wave jams. If you missed it, here’s the archive, while a playlist is here. When it comes to these tunes, Dean admittedly just can’t get enough. So … Continue reading "Going New Wave!"
The May 30 edition of Greasy Tracks featured the second of a two-part spotlight on Spirit. If you missed it, here’s the archive, while a playlist is here. There was an interview with Mick Skidmore who is trustee of the Randy Craig Wolfe Trust and has overseen the release of numerous Spirit- and Randy California-related albums, in … Continue reading "Second Part of Spirit Feature"
Devo debuted the new single by guitarist Steve Oliver, featuring multi-instrumentalist Peter White, as he guest-hosted Day Break Jazz on May 18. If you missed it, here’s the archive, while a playlist is here. He also included an interview he did May 1 with Oliver at the “Smooth Jazz for Scholars” benefit in Milford, Conn. Oliver discussed … Continue reading "Steve Oliver Featured May 18"
If you’ve ever been buffaloed in Buffalo, entertained in Houston and know when it comes to New York, New York, you have to choose one, then the Little Feat spotlight on the May 9 edition of Greasy Tracks made complete sense. If you missed it, here’s the archive, while a playlist is here. In addition to music … Continue reading "Little Feat Spotlighted"
The April 25 edition of Greasy Tracks featured vocalists from the United Kingdom with an emphasis on the career of Paul Rodgers. Mambo Sons guitarist Tom Guerra co-hosted the program. f you missed it, here’s the archive, while a playlist is here. U.K. rock and blues vocalists of the 1960s and 1970s were deeply shaped by American … Continue reading "Focus On U.K. Vocalists"
The April 18 edition of Greasy Tracks featured a three-hour feature on Max Creek to mark the band’s 55th anniversary. If you missed it, here’s the archive, while a playlist is here. Best known as one of the earliest groups of the “jam band” genre, Creek’s roots can be traced to country music as the band got its start … Continue reading "Celebrating 55 Years of Max Creek"
The April 11 edition of Greasy Tracks featured the first of a two-part spotlight on Spirit. If you missed it, here’s the archive, while a playlist is here. There was an interview with archivist Mick Skidmore who is trustee of the Randy Craig Wolfe Trust and has overseen the release of numerous Spirit- and Randy California-related albums, … Continue reading "Two-Part Spirit Feature Starts"
